[Pil-pc-oceania] NZ Permaculture Hui

stevehart stevehart at raglan.co.nz
Thu Mar 8 08:09:47 EST 2007


Hi team...please pass this on to all your networks ....in order to  
keep all cogs lubricated . Steve Hart...the huihopper


PERMACLUTURE NEW ZEALAND HUI 2007

Easter Weekend 2007 April 6th – 8th

Matakana Village (1 hr north of Auckland )

With guest David Holmgren

Please forward this email widely to fellow permaculture people.

You are invited to join us in conversation and celebration about the  
role of permaculture in creating sustainable futures. Permaculture  
design has much to offer society at this time; are we willing to  
deliver? If yes, how can we support one another in action for  
desirable futures; for example: What useful strategies can we employ  
individually and collectively? How can we be mainstream? What models  
of permaculture practices are already out there? How can we make the  
principles of permaculture alive for all people?

PROGRAMME

Friday 6th April

12:00pm

Registrations open at Matakana Hall – settle in and mingle

2:00

Welcome and Opening Circle – welcome and introductions

3-6:00

Open Space – collective agenda setting

7:00pm

Dinner and festivities

Saturday 7th April

8:00am

Breakfast

9:00

Morning Circle – announcements and important things to be shared

9:30

Workshops begin…

12:00

Lunch

1:00

Workshops continue…

6:00

Dinner

8:00pm

David Holmgren – Permaculture Solutions for the Energy Descent Future
Sunday 8th April

8:00am

Breakfast

9:00

Morning Circle

9:30

Workshops continue…

12:00

Lunch

1:00

Workshops continue…

4:00pm

Closing Circle – drawing the threads together and all ashore




COSTS

Please note that the prices below are set at minimum levels to cover  
the basic costs of holding the gathering. Please consider making an  
additional contribution to Permaculture New Zealand (PiNZ) to assist  
participants on low incomes to attend the gathering. If you wish to  
apply for a bursary to assist you to attend please contact Charlotte  
Email hui at permaculture.org.nz before the 1st of March 2007. Please  
suggest a registration amount that you can afford to pay. Every  
effort will be made to consider your position and assist where we can.

Adult onsite: $115.00

Adult offsite: $100.00

Child (3-13): $45.00

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT

Registrations for the Easter gathering will be made through  
Permaculture in New Zealand (PiNZ). Please fill out the form below  
indicating your preferences and either fax or post it to Charlotte at  
PiNZ (details below). The preferred payment is by internet banking or  
direct credit. If this is not possible please send a cheque to PiNZ  
at the address below. It is essential that you book early as we have  
limited places available.

Send registration form to:

Permaculture in New Zealand

PO Box 2151

Taupo, New Zealand

Fax : (07)377-8914

Email : hui at permaculture.org.nz

Website: www.permaculture.org.nz

Subscribe to PiNZ: http://groups.google.co.nz/group/pinz

Payment Details:

Account: ASB 12 3051 0284895 00

Acc. Name: Permaculture in NZ

Particulars: PiNZ Hui

Reference: Your name

VOLUNTEERS & HOUSEHOLD THINGS

As a whanau / family-based event we will be living in community  
together for three days. This will require us all to contribute to  
the management of the Hui and take responsibility for participating  
in the sharing of food and household duties like dishes and cleaning.  
Please indicate on the registration form if you are willing to assist  
with specific tasks such as registrations, cooking, filming, child  
care, etc…what skills can you offer?

CATERING

The Rainbow Valley Farm team will provide bountiful food, as organic  
and as local as possible to suit your needs. Unless you indicate  
otherwise we will assume you are vegetarian and cater accordingly. If  
you want to eat meat please indicate below. If you have any other  
dietary needs (e.g. diary-free, gluten free or wheat-free) please let  
us know; vegetarian, vegan, special allergies etc. Please bring your  
own plate, bowl and cutlery if you can…we are in short supply.

ACCOMMODATION AND BEDDING

Accommodation will be provided Marae style and camping (please bring  
your own tent, some will be provided) in Matakana Village close to  
the Hui venue. Please provide your own bedding and mattress or  
sleeping mat. Some mattresses will be available for those who simply  
can’t bring their own. If you wish for a little more luxury,  
accommodation off site is available in the Matakana area. Please book  
ahead at your own discretion. Options can be found at  
www.matakanacoast.com.

TRAVEL

Matakana is 1 hour north of Auckland , towards the east coast from  
Warkworth. If you are travelling to the Hui please indicate whether  
you are able to share transport and state your travel plans clearly  
on the registration form below. We will post these details on the  
email forum in an effort to connect people together. The Naked Bus is  
a cheap service covering most main centres in NZ http://nakedbus.com.

“Another world is not only possible, but she is on her way. On a  
quiet day, I can hear her breathing” (Arundhati Roy).


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> Subject: [Pil-pc-oceania] 19th Seed Savers Conference
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> Nineteenth Seed Savers Conference in Melbourne
> (part of the 4th Australian City Farms & Community Gardens Network
> Conference)
>
>
> Action Packed Programme
> Wednesday 21st March 2007
>
> Venue: Collingwood Town Hall,
> 140 Hoddle Street, Collingwood, Melbourne
> Cost of day: $75
> Bookings: Contact CERES reception at ceres.org.au
> See you there!
>
> Programme
> 8.45am Registration
>
> 9.00am Plenary 1
> Michel Fanton: Local Seed Networks, how gardeners
> bypass seed companies and communicate through seeds
> Jude Fanton: Seed Guardians around the World
>
> 9.40 Plenary 2
> Jerry Coleby-Williams: Horticultural Reconciliation -
> how sustainable living can provide security for ordinary people. Jerry
> Coleby-Williams is a horticulturist, writer, director of the Seed
> Saver?s Foundation and ABC Gardening Australia presenter. He worked
> in many public gardens, including Kew, and for eleven years managed  
> the
> horticultural estate of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney.
>
> Panel discussion: 10.20am-10.45am
>
> Morning Workshop Presenters: 11.15am- 12.30pm
> Jude Fanton: Going to seed in the garden
> Jerry Coleby-Williams: A family of gardeners - sustaining our cultural
> traditions
> Tash Morton: Develop a seed saving plan for your garden
> Karla Arroyo Rizo: Seed saving with the bio-intensive method and seed
> networking in Mexico
> Andy Carter: Urban beekeeping
> Michael Woodruff: Basics of domestic worm farming - how to set-up the
> environment for successful worm farming at home
> Elspeth Brock of Victorian Indigenous Nursery Cooperative: Seed
> collection and propagation of native plants
> Myfanwy Sun: Seed music & mandala workshop
>
> 1.45pm- 2.30pm Plenary 3
> Dr. Vandana Shiva
> Please note: Dr Shiva will not be presenting in
> person, but via ?carbon emmission friendly? live voice-link from
> India.
> Dr. Vandana Shiva is a recipient of the Right Livelihood Award
> (often referred to as the alternative Nobel Peace Prize), physicist,
> ecologist, activist, editor, and author of many books. In India she  
> has
> established Navdanya, a movement for biodiversity conservation and
> farmers' rights. Her most recent books are Biopiracy: The Plunder of
> Nature and Knowledge and Stolen Harvest: The Hijacking of the Global
> Food Supply.
>
> 2.30pm- 3.50pm Workshop 2
> Clare White: Starting a Local Seed Network: Experiences from Seed
> Savers @ CERES
> Michel Porcher: The Multilingual Multiscript Plant Name Database - a
> vital tool for the Seed Savers of this century
> Megg Miller, founder and editor of Grass Roots: Heritage breeds of
> poultry that are garden friendly
> Louis Glowinski, author of Fruit Growing in Australia: Backyard food
> gardening
> Bob Phelps, Genethics Network: seed heritage issues, terminator
> technology
> Michel Fanton: Volunteering on seedy projects overseas. What?s in it
> for you and for the villagers?
> Saverio Minutolo: Storytelling for children and young adults of the
> fictional story ?Gagan?s Seeds/ inspired by Vandana Shiva?s work
> Graeme George from Heritage Fruit Network: Conservation of heritage
> fruit trees
>
> http://www.communitygarden.org.au/events/conference_07/index.html
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